Have you ever struggled to explain how angry you really are in Chinese?
 
In today’s episode, we explore how Chinese expresses different levels of anger with surprising precision. You’ll learn three commonly used Chinese expressions and when to use each one appropriately in real-life conversations:
● 不顺心 (bù shùn xīn) — mild, internal annoyance that’s socially acceptable
● 火大了 (huǒ dà le) — a triggered emotional outburst or temper flare
● 气死了 (qì sǐ le) — extreme, hyperbolic anger used for cathartic venting

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The content of this podcast is drawn from real teaching experiences of the eChineseLearning instructor team. To protect privacy and enhance audio quality, some or all of the voices are created with AI assistance. We aim to provide professional and insightful perspectives on Chinese language and culture.
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